Imperial Selfishness: Trump’s Cuts are Already Causing Hunger and Deaths

By Randy Alonso Falcon on April 19, 2025

 “This is a total crisis. People are dying of hunger. They don’t have money to buy the medicines they need. They have stopped receiving health services and water. Everything has come to a standstill,” an international NGO worker operating in Sudan, which has been rocked by civil war since April 2023, told EFE. (more…)

Argentina on the Brink of Disaster, With Demons Lurking Below

By Victor Ego Ducrot on April 15, 2025 from Buenos Aires

Argentine unions are calling for more demonstrations this week. photo: Bill Hackwell

The stagnation driven by Donald Trump’s tariff policies, intended to save the dollar from collapse—the US debt and trade imbalance is measured in trillions—is global in nature, but will fall hardest on countries euphemistically referred to as developing or emerging. (more…)

A Challenge to Giving the US Military Control of the Panama Canal

April 17, 2025

Trump the Panama Canel is not for sale

A lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Panamanian Ministry of Public Security and the US Department of Defense has been filed with the Constitutional Court. (more…)

Cuba: The Dream Lives on 64 Years Later

By Jorge Ernesto Angulo Leiva onApril 16, 2025

photos: Ricardo López Hevia

“A cry of rebellion and hope rang out loudly on April 16, 1961,” proclaimed Liván Izquierdo Alonso, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and its first secretary in Havana, describing the proclamation of the socialist nature of the Cuban Revolution. (more…)

Cuban Hospital in Matanzas Offers Trans-gender Services

April 16, 2025 from Havana

The Faustino Perez Hospital in the western Cuban province of Matanzas offers specialized consultation for persons interested in transgender transition, as a new service. (more…)

Trump Targets Migrants amid Human Trafficking Allegations

By Francisco Dominguez and Roger D. Harris on April 16, 2025

 Detainees at the Cecot mega-prison in Tecoluca, El Salvador

Donald Trump has launched an aggressive campaign that targets Latino migrants – particularly Venezuelans – as scapegoats in a broader geopolitical agenda. Bolstered through a controversial alliance with the Salvadoran president, Trump has overseen mass deportations, detentions in Guantánamo Bay and El Salvador’s notorious CECOT prison, and invoked 18th-century war powers to justify these actions. (more…)

Mexico’s Sheinbaum Delays Recognition of Ecuador’s Electoral Results

April 14, 2025

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has opted not to declare a position on the presidential elections in Ecuador, where current President Daniel Noboa is leading the results with 55.88% of valid votes compared to 44.12% for the Citizen Revolution Party candidate, Luisa González, according to data from the National Electoral Council (CNE) with over 90% of the votes counted. (more…)

United States Versus China: A Last-Ditch Attempt

By Atilio Boron on April 15, 2024 from Buenos Aires

Few in the United States have realized the momentous change that has taken place on the world geopolitical chessboard. Photo: AFP

There is much talk, and will be for a long time, about the “tariff war” unleashed by Donald Trump. And there is a risk that the issue will be reduced to the commercial aspect, to the balance of imports and exports between the United States and its trading partners. But it would be a serious mistake to limit the discussion to that point. (more…)

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